Arkansas Driving Permit Practice Test

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What should you do if an oncoming driver fails to dim their high beams?

Look toward the right side of the road
Flash your high beams at them
Turn off your headlights
Honk your horn

The correct answer is: Look toward the right side of the road

When an oncoming driver fails to dim their high beams, it can be very distracting and dangerous for you as a driver. The correct action to take in this situation is to look toward the right side of the road. By doing so, you can avoid the direct glare of the high beams and still maintain your visibility of the road ahead. The other options are not the best courses of action in this scenario: - Flashing your high beams at them can escalate the situation and potentially blind the other driver further. - Turning off your headlights is not a safe option as it would decrease your visibility on the road. - Honking your horn may startle the other driver but does not address the issue of the high beams. Therefore, looking toward the right side of the road is the most appropriate response in this situation.